How to Link Simple Practice to Your Squarespace Website

 
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This is something I get asked all the time, so I thought I would share the steps for you here:

#1: Set up your client portal in Simple Practice. This link will shows you everything you need to know.

#2: Copy your client portal sign-in link from your Simple Practice account. You will do this by logging in and clicking Settings -> Client Portal -> Copy the Link

#3: Sign in to your Squarespace Website (remember: go to www.squarespace.com to login, not to your own website URL)

#4: Decide where to put the link on your website. Usually, it goes in the Main Navigation, Footer, or Contact Page (or all of the above if you want).

Adding Client Portal to “Main Navigation” (aka the top of your site) in Squarespace 7.1

 
 

March 2024 Update: In this video, I say “click Pages” instead, it is now called “Website.” The rest of the steps are the same!

 

Adding Client Portal to the “Footer” (aka the bottom of your site) in Squarespace 7.1, Fluid Engine

The footer is the part of a website that shows up at the bottom of every page and usually contains contact information and links to pages on the website.

 
 
 
 

Adding Client Portal to your Contact Page in Squarespace 7.1 Fluid Engine

 
 
 
 

I hope this was a helpful quickie post and that you can start using this right away!

 

Need a Simple Practice Account?

Use our referral link to sign up and get an additional free month (on top of their normal 30-day trial–so that’s 60 free days!).

 

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Melissa Kelly | Go Bloom Founder

Melissa Kelly is a former therapist turned website specialist for mental health professionals. Her unique blend of clinical experience, writing skills, and web design expertise allows her to help therapists build engaging online presences that truly resonate with their ideal clients in an ethical and authentic way. Through her courses, templates, and membership program, Melissa teaches therapists to confidently showcase their practices online.

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